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It was a direct to video movie. The basic premise was that it was the movie that the Buzz Lightyear toy was based off of. I think there was also a TV show for a little while.

OK, I admit the Spanish Buzz Lightyear was adorable. Especially when he was dancing around Jesse.

Ahh, I'll have to go search it up. I think i vaguely recall catching part of a tv series once many moons ago, so that makes sense.

And his speech about her being more beautiful than a desert flower? Adorable

carbonstealer wrote:If you aren't expecting genius you usually won't have as disappointing a time in a bad movie. However if you expect genius walking into a mediocre movie, you'll enjoy a lot less than if you went in expecting a bad one

Project Low Expectations* is a must for any movie you have been anticipating. Because there is no chance of most movies ever meeting my high expectations. It keeps me sane. Especially for movies like Avatar, which meet everyone of my low expectations.

smiley_cow wrote:

Cirtur wrote:What's that from?

This

I was going with this.


*this phenomenon is well documented in my household, with that name. i.e. I didn't just make that up, we call it that.

It made me enjoy the A team. I went expecting nothing of note and saw people attempting to destroy planes while flying a tank thousands of metres off the ground, which at least made for an interesting few minutes

Spoiler warning was unnecessary. That was in the ad.

Also I want to see that, but no-one will go with me (this is not so surprising but it's still annoying).

Oh thats ok then. I just didn't want to ruin the most epic part in case there was someone out there who didn't see it coming. Just go and see it, but with low expectations, IT will surprise you pleasantly

Here at the best theater it's around 8.50 for a regular showing and about 10 or 11 bucks for IMAX which has an even bigger screen and better sound and 3D if the movie has it.

Anyways I saw Inception with the IMAX EXPERIENCE and it was the best thing ever in my life ever oh my god it was so goodododogdogjdoasjid

Still need to see Toy Story 3

The only time I have been to an IMAX theatre was back in the good ol' Sydney days and I went on a school excursion to see a documentary on the human body. I saw a two storey high pimple being popped. I wasn't sure whether to be impressed or disgusted, so I settled for both

There would be a strange sense of satisfaction in that moment as well, I think.

there is really ntohing quite like getting a good pimple after all

Did it have sound effects? Like, a good theater-shaking explosion?

My teeth were vibrating out of my head

Oldrac the Chitinous wrote:Did it have sound effects? Like, a good theater-shaking explosion?

Now that's just juvenile.

Don't act so high and mighty. You know that deep inside that is exactly what you would long for at such a moment

44 posts, and not a single mention of Totoro. You people disgust me.